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A A Milne
Scots by birth, Alan Milne spent his childhood in London, where his father was a preparatory schoolmaster. His early education owed much to the skills of a young teacher and mentor -- H.G. Wells -- years later, Milne described Wells as "a great writer and a great friend."
A A Milnes first literary efforts were published in the humourous magazine
Punch, where a month after his twenty-fourth birthday he started work as Assistant
Editor, remaining there until the outbreak of the First World War.
A. A. Milne didn't write the stories and poems for children. He intended them
for the child within us all. He rarely read the stories and poems to his son
Christopher, preferring to amuse him with the works of P.G. Wodehouse, one
of Milne's favourite authors.
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A Milne Book Boxed Set: "The Complete Winnie the Pooh Collection"
This quartet of books is perhaps the finest collection of stories ever written.
A delight for children of all ages and any adult with a childlike mind. The
many chapters of Pooh and his friends are beautifully written and amusing.
The illustrations are rich in colour and the whole quality of the book is
first rate. Every household should own the Complete Works of Winnie the Pooh
and this should be the collection for you. Beautiful hard cover books well
stored in this delightful box set. Is Tigger your favourite?
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A Milne Book: "The Complete Winnie the Pooh"
A.A. Milne's timeless stories about a boy and his bear
have been delighting children since 1928! Little ones love Pooh, but tough
10-year-olds also have plenty to say about him. As one almost-11-year-old
told me, "Winnie the Pooh rules!"
Christopher Robin once asked Pooh "Pooh, PROMISE you won't forget about
me, ever. Not even when I'm a hundred." Of course, Pooh promised to remember,
and he has. Just like the rest of us.
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This book is essential for any childs bookshelf. As a first book of poetry it is both poignant and funny. It appeals to both children and adults alike and is suitable from a very early age. The concluding poem 'Vespers' is essential bedtime reading. In short any child brought up without this poetry is being shortchanged indeed.
